UNESCO Creative City - 联合国教科文组织创意城市

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Creative City Network, Is a program initiated by UNESCO in 2005 to identify cities with outstanding reputations in literature, film, music, crafts and folk art, design, media art and gastronomy worldwide. The plan aims to help creative cities share their experiences and ideas in maintaining and improving their cultural industries. Needless to say, the planned cities will also attract tourists who are interested in these creative projects (or whatever). The current members of the Creative Cities Network include:

Africa

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Aswan	Egypt	Crafts and Folk Art	2005

Asia

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Beijing	China	design	2012
Chengdu	China	delicacy	2010
Hangzhou	China	Crafts and Folk Art	2012
Incheon	South Korea	Crafts and Folk Art	2010
Statewide	South Korea	delicacy	2012
Kanazawa	Japan	Crafts and Folk Art	2009
Kobe	Japan	design	2008
Nagoya	Japan	design	2008
Seoul	South Korea	design	2010
Shanghai	China	design	2010
Shenzhen	China	design	2008

Europe

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Berlin	Germany	design	2005
Bologna	Italy	music	2006
Bradford	U.K	movie	2009
Dublin	Ireland	literature	2010
Edinburgh	U.K	literature	2004
Ghent	Belgium	music	2009
Glasgow	U.K	music	2008
Graz	Austria	design	2011
Norwich	U.K	literature	2012
Ostersund	Sweden	delicacy	2010
Lyon	France	Media art	2008
Saint Etienne	France	design	2010
Seville	Spain	music	2006

North America

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Iowa City	America	literature	2008
Montreal	Canada	design	2006
Santa Fe	America	Design, crafts and folk art	2005

Oceania

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Melbourne	Australia	literature	2008
Sydney	Australia	movie	2010

South America

name	nation	Category	years	Remark
Bogota	Colombia	music	2012
Buenos Aires	Argentina	design	2005